both women suffered minor facial injuries sot steve castaneda : it was a very loud boom boom/ i knew immediately that someone had fallen off the raft sot steve castaneda : one of and so i told him there is nothing we can do. the ride will remain closed indefinitely.. but the rest of the park is set to re-open tomorrow. right now -- the second murder of a jogger in just one week is under investigation. people living in princeton massachusetts remain on edge as police search for a killer. 27 year old vanessa marcotte -- a google account manager -- went for a jog on sunday and never came back. police found her body attorney joseph d. early jr we do not know, if this was a random act. we are asking the residents of princeton and the surrounding area to use an abundance of caution. we're asking the public to be careful police sources tell abc news, investigators are looking into signs of sexual assault. this is the second high profile case in less than a week involving a young woman murdered while going out for a jog in broad daylight. one week ago karina vetrano's body was found by her a

eyewitness steve castaneda says he saw the little boy...the son of kansas state representative scott schwabb....riding in the front of the raft.....with two adult women in the seats behind him....when the boy somehow fell out.... nurse.... raced over to help. police say both women sustained minor facial injuries.... sot steve castaneda : it was a very loud boom boom/ i knew immediately that someone had fallen off the raft [butted with] sot steve castaneda : one of the guys was still screaming and so i told him there is nothing we can do. but before it's big debut.... major questions about the rides safety... which is billed as the tallest early tests showing sand bag dummies going airborne officials adjusting.... adding seatbelts and safety nets. the olympic games in rio are in full force.... but... team usa did not take home all gold medals.... a recap of yesterday's events...just ahead... also... a ferris wheel accident sends 3 kids tumbling out of a cart they were in... an update on their condition... coming up.... you're watching 1 a where you get breaking news fast and first. co

steve castaneda: "it was a very loud boom boom/ i knew immediately that someone had fallen off the raft." that witness says 10-year-old caleb schwab washed down the slide after the raft. the two women he was riding with were still on the raft...in the two back seats...the front seat was empty. police confirm the boy died from a neck injury. the slide will stay closed for the rest of the some good news for a valley woman who found a mushroom growing in her shower! after our story aired...a maintenance crew showed up at her apartment to dig deeper into the problem. "he seen something he didn't like so he continued to dig up more of the tiles and he seen more he didn't like so he just started taking up everything." starece slaughter found a mushroom growing out of her tile on monday. she was worried the problem was bigger...and turns out it was! now she's just glad this is all over. i don't want the smurfs. i've heard everything from mario and the mushroom. i've heard all kinda stuff starece's apartment complex is getting rid of the fungus and installing a new shower. time now is x:xx ---

((sot)) steve castaneda: "it was a very loud boom boom/ i knew immediately that someone had fallen off the raft." the son of kansas state representative scott schwab.. was tossed from the raft at the end of the ride.. police confirm.. he died of a neck injury.. injuries. it was two years ago.. early safety checks of this slide showed sand bag dummies elizabeth tag: turns out.. water slides are among the most dangerous attractions at injuries.. last year alone. eh, abc news, ny now to some breaking news we're following monkey may have been on the loose on an airplane after reportedly being smuggled onboard by a passenger. the fronteir airlines flight landed just miinues ago from columbus ohio metro and animal control are investigating. 13 action news has a crew headed that way and will bring you the latest as soon as we get it. know..... has a frayed charger.... throw it out.... immediately!! a phoenix, arizona woman is blaming a worn cord.... for a living room fire. nadine atkinson says.... she's worries..... that too many people.... are overlooking the common fire hazard..... in their

. >> reporter: steve castaneda was in the schlitterbahn water park in kansas city sunday afternoon. he says schwab was riding in the front of the raft with two women in seats behind him when the boy fell out. castaneda, a registered nurse, hand on the slide, the lifeguard said, there's nothing you can do. >> reporter: earlier in the day, castaneda rode that water slide with his cousin. she told him, the velcro on one of the two seat belts came loose. >> her belt had come undone. >> reporter: schwab was a freckled-faced baseball fanatic and son of kansas state representative scott schwab. in a statement, the family saying, "since the day caleb was born, he brought abundant joy to our family." the ride, called verruckt, the german word for insane, standing at 168 feet high, taller plummets 17 stories in just seconds. riders reaching speeds of nearly 70 miles per hour. abc news was there when the ride opened two years ago. the slide requires a minimum height of 54 inches and two to three riders must be in a raft. >> combined weight of the riders must be between 400 and 550 pounds. >> r

castaneda, gasia mikaelian. >> hello. >> i am mike mibach. thanks for joining us. >> yeah. i think steve is going to preview what we can see if we go to the oakland hills when it comes to the perseid meteor shower. steve is going to talk more about that. >> yeah, those of us who live near the bay may not be able to see it. you have to get out to the areas where there is no fog. >>> we begin in the city by the bay. san francisco's acting police chief toney chaplin is meeting with some of the city's political and religious leaders. you are looking live right now from inside the calvary presbyterian church in san francisco. you can see the chief talking there. the meeting got underway 40 minutes ago. they are discussing reforms that have been put in place in response to the recent controversial police shootings in san francisco. the acting chief says his department is making a lot of progress. >> this didn't just start yesterday. this has been a long 24-month at least process that we have been going through. it started with the former chief greg suhr. i am trying to push this across the fin

steve says it will be cloudy, but it will give way to sunshine, especially inland. we are going to have the hottest day of the week this week. welcome to "the 9". i am sal castaneda along with claudine filling in for gasia and mike. we begin this morning with news of yet another wildfire burning out of control in california. >> that's right. we want to take a look at this map because there are now more than a dozen wildfires just burning across the state. >> that's right. they stretch from humboldt county to the fast moving blue cut fire north of san bernardino. more than 80,000 people have been ordered to evacuate because of that fire. cristina rendon is joining us now. thousands of homes still threatened by that fire? >> exactly. this fire has been burning out of control. when you think of it, overnight it went from maybe 26 square miles to now 46 square miles. that's about the size of san francisco. this blue cut fire in san bernardino fire is the fastest growing fire in the state. if you take a look at these images now, you can see that the fire is burning in several directions. it is also creating its own weather patterns with displays of twisting columns of

steve says it will be cloudy, but it will give way to sunshine, especially inland. we are going to have the hottest day of the week this week. welcome to "the 9". i am sal castanedaling in